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Subject: Help with XFree86-4
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hi, i installed XFree86-4 from ports, and, in order to executed X with a normal
users, the "port" suggests me to install Xwrapper, so, i installed but, when
i try to run X as a normal user a error says i cant open the socket.
but, if i run xdm, i can log on and work.
Ok, i want to understand what's the new change that Xfree86 proyect did.I'm
lost because that feauture was used in redhat.
ok, hope freebsd keep the distance :).

thanks for help.

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